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Hilarious. I love the way he pegs it at the end!

Just did, dalfen. I have 4 more invites for good, caring homes! :)

I'd just like to say I LOVE Order of the Stick. It's awesome. I only descovered it like a week ago, and I spent two hours reading through the whole thing. It's amazing. I want that book! :)

Nope, still not working for me. I get 404 errors on the following links: · EN Publishing Home · Messageboard · EN World Gamer · Misc & Free Stuff · Contact/Staff The RPG Now link works ok for me though, and the link to the EN World Reviews Pages.

I get 404 errors with all of the links on the left on the EN publishing homepage.

Following that you need to either choose to publish the product yourself, or to find a publisher. There are lots of d20 publishers who produce products as downloadable PDFs using www.rpgnow.com, and other online delivery systems. Also, quite popular is Print-on-demand publishing. Try looking at...

I just hope no one from WOTC sees this thread. I mean, forget just that rule, they'll make an entire monkey sourcebook. And then I'd have to go out and buy it. For $500 or whatever the current WOTC price on D&D Books is. I think I'm close. ;)

Ouch. Emotions running high in this thread. ;) Here's my two cents: the monkey's there if you want it, and if you don't, don't use it. Simple as that. I wouldn't dream of using all the MM monsters in my games, there are just too many. I pick and choose.

I have absolutely no idea which of those is the biggest but at a guess I'd say ENWorld. Every major publisher posts here, and there are loads of members, plus I think the average number of posts is probably about a thousand, there are so many huge posters about. GameWyrd is another big site, I...

I dunno. Maybe the wind was just blowing really strong that day... it makes people do crazy things you know. Though you'd have to be pretty stupid (or just REEEEEAAAAALLLLY greedy) to go on that show anyway, or any reality TV show, so it probably was just stupidity. :lol:

Hah! It could only happen in Birmingham. Gah! Brummies. They all seem to retire to our beautiful little Welsh town. You can't walk 5 yards without hearing a brum accent.

Yep, definitely 100% open. One thing we do want to focus on, though, is to avoid having a magazine full of resources, but with little content. We'd also like something for players in there too, not just all DM resources. Please email me your ideas, or stick them up on the board on the new...

mmm... Cookies. :-) Umm... I think that it's a good idea, as long as you stay original. There are soooo many products along the lines of what you are suggesting. Make sure that the NPCs you make haven't been done anywhere else. Also, make sure you have value for money. Big publishers can get...

Yes, thanks, Mark. I say your message on the site. I'll get back to you as soon as we've started pulling everything together. We're very much still gaining interest at the moment.

thanks, I'll look at it.

Initially we will not be taking payed work, but that might change sometime in the future.

The April/May issue of Ethos is now available here. Thanks to everyone who responded to this call. The work isn't over, however, so this is now an open call for articles, resources and modules for Ethos Issue #5, available 1st June 2005. Visit our website for more details, and also our...

My favourite trap is in the TSR Book of Tricks and Traps. It's a door that, if you open it, has a fist attached to it that punches the opener in the chest and then closes the door. The only way to disable the trap is to knock first. You'd be surprised...